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Der Spiegel: first human death from H5N5 — scientists predict a pandemic worse than coronavirus

Der Spiegel: first human death from H5N5 — scientists predict a pandemic worse than coronavirus

Immune cell profile predicts cancer survival

A short daytime nap boosts productivity and improves memory, study finds

Experts clarify the truth about antidepressants and their effects

How to prevent heart attack and stroke: 4 ways to lower high cholesterol

Doctors identify main causes of fatty liver disease leading to transplantation

Simple product lowers blood sugar in just 15 minutes

Simple product lowers blood sugar in just 15 minutes

How to beat autumn blues and fatigue: psychologist shares four effective tips

Key to longevity found in a popular berry

How coffee affects the body: benefits and limits

Ignoring climate change is leading to millions of deaths — WHO

Can music improve memory in dementia patients?

Researchers reveal simple habits that may help protect against dementia

Diabetes can strike anyone: doctor explains the causes

Diabetes can strike anyone: doctor explains the causes

6 signs it might be time to see a psychologist

6 signs it might be time to see a psychologist

Der Spiegel: first human death from H5N5 — scientists predict a pandemic worse than coronavirus

Der Spiegel: first human death from H5N5 — scientists predict a pandemic worse than coronavirus

Photo: aktifinternational.com Pancreatic cancer is often called the “silent killer” by doctors. It is one of the most challenging cancers to detect early and even harder to treat. However, new resea

Photo: regionews A brief daily nap may slow brain ageing and improve its functions, according to new findings by researchers from University College London (UCL) and the University of the Republic i

Photo: dim.tv Due to the chronic stress of war, mental health issues among Ukrainians are increasing. Antidepressants, as a treatment, are often surrounded by myths. Experts from the human rights or

Photo: u-news.com The only reliable way to check your cholesterol level is through a blood test. If your levels are above normal, it’s important to start treatment early, beginning with lifestyle ch

Photo: webmd Cirrhosis, often casually referred to as the liver “falling apart,” is commonly associated in the public mind with alcoholism. However, 70% of liver transplants today are performed on p

Simple product lowers blood sugar in just 15 minutes

Simple product lowers blood sugar in just 15 minutes

Photo: iqmed Diabetes can affect anyone: doctor explains the causes A few decades ago, type 2 diabetes was often called “adult-onset diabetes,” but today it is increasingly diagnosed in young adu

Photo: forbes Trust in psychologists has grown significantly in recent years — there are now plenty of qualified specialists, and open conversations about mental health have made seeking help feel n

Photo: ukrhealth A sore throat is one of the most common symptoms of colds, flu, and seasonal allergies — and it can also appear after singing or spending time in dry indoor air. While the discomfor

Photo: Pexels With the arrival of colder weather, many people experience apathy, constant fatigue, and low energy. Experts explain that these symptoms can be signs of seasonal depression, which affe

Photo: tsn Some foods are so rich in vitamins and minerals that they’re often called superfoods. One such fruit has been shown to help combat numerous age-related diseases, including high blood pres

How coffee affects the body: benefits and limits

How coffee affects the body: benefits and limits

Photo: Getty Images Premature deaths are linked to air pollution, extreme heat, and other consequences of fossil fuel use. University College London (UCL), in partnership with the WHO, has been mon

Photo: artsandmindlab Scientists in Spain have launched a study to determine whether music can help improve memory in people with Alzheimer’s disease, focusing on the so-called “Mozart effect.” The

Photo: Depositphotos  Simple habits that may protect against dementia Physical activity, healthy eating, and social interaction can help prevent dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, according

Photo: Tel Aviv University Cancer treatment has come a long way, but most existing methods still take a heavy toll on patients — physically, mentally, and financially. Chemotherapy and radiation can

Photo: BBC There are pros and cons to taking a shower in the morning or evening. Doctors say both are beneficial , but an evening shower may have the edge, according to Mirror . “An evening show

Three drinks good for your heart

Three drinks good for your heart

Photo: Getty Images Going to bed hungry affects the body more than many realize. It can change blood sugar levels, slow down metabolism, and even influence brain function. Here’s what happens if you

Photo: unsplash Many people start their day with a cup of coffee, often pairing it with breakfast. Research shows that caffeine helps increase alertness, focus, and energy for several hours. However

Photo: indiatoday Researchers at Yale School of Medicine (YSM) report that pregnancy can accelerate biological aging in women, according to a recent study. To reach this conclusion, Assistant Pr

Photo: pointedentalgroup Improper brushing Many people don’t brush their teeth correctly or consistently. The most common mistake is skipping the proper routine. Teeth should be brushed twice a d

Photo: newsyou A deficiency of even a single food item in a woman’s diet can contribute to premature aging and early loss of youthful appearance — and in this case, it’s red meat. Endocrinologist

The superpower of purple: how anthocyanin-rich foods boost recovery and longevity

The superpower of purple: how anthocyanin-rich foods boost recovery and longevity

Photo: depositphotos Being smart isn’t always something you’re born with. It’s a skill you can develop if you dedicate time and effort. Without activities that stimulate your brain and improve memor

Photo: bestlife If you often lie awake staring at the ceiling, the solution may not be in expensive supplements or gadgets, but in a simple bowl of fruit. According to sleep expert Yoshi Kurihara fr

Photo: pcb.ub Today, October 15, is World Breast Cancer Awareness Day – a malignant tumor that develops in breast tissue. According to the WHO, it is the most common type of cancer among women. Lear

Photo: porfiro Scientists from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) and the University of California, San Diego, have found that maintaining a healthy microbiome requires not only eating

Photo: Getty Images Parents often wonder whether extracurricular activities, especially sports, are worth the time, fearing they might distract from schoolwork. Science provides a clear answer: spor

5 ways to prevent kidney stones

5 ways to prevent kidney stones

Photo: libify At the early stage of diabetes, several symptoms may indicate high blood sugar. Type 2 diabetes is known for developing silently over time, and elevated blood sugar can negatively affe

Photo: blizko.by Researchers at the University of East Anglia and Oxford Biodynamics have developed the first-ever blood test capable of accurately detecting myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigu

Photo: enlace50 Spanish scientists have taken a revolutionary step against Alzheimer’s disease by developing a nanoparticle-based injection that restores the brain’s natural defenses and could becom

Photo: Pexels Researchers have conducted a large-scale study showing that COVID-19 has more serious and lasting effects on the sense of smell than previously thought. Even patients without obvious s

Photo: unn A study by the University of Bristol found that children of mothers who consumed more sugar during pregnancy grew up with lower BMI, ate fewer sweets, and performed better in school. Res

Fast food linked to memory problems

Fast food linked to memory problems

Photo: texasmattressmakers Chronic sleep deprivation is a major risk factor for serious health problems, including hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, stroke, obesity, and type 2 diabetes. It als

Photo: pexels Doctors have highlighted hidden risks linked to the development of oral cancer, including a widespread global habit — drinking tea. According to health experts, consuming hot tea may

Photo: depositphotos There are several foods that can help reduce blood pressure — and, according to Parade , one of them is likely already in your pantry: unsalted nuts. “A small handful of nuts

Photo:  newsyou Heart attacks are a serious medical emergency that require immediate attention. It is vital to recognize the most common warning signs so you can respond quickly if the situation ari

Photo: unian Chinese researchers have announced the creation of a revolutionary treatment for bone fractures — a special “superglue” capable of fusing broken bones within minutes, a process that nor

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